Campus Club Notes Highlight Beta Gamma Pledges And May Events
The campus entertainment section notes Ruth Hazen becomes a new Beta Gamma active while Jo Boroska joins as a pledge. Hazel Kelly and Nellie Nalle will represent the sorority athletically at the Pan Hel tennis tournament. May 23 marks the spring format, with campus night chaired by Cornelia Ruckenbacker and aides. A birthday party at the sorority house featured Marge Daubenspeck and Bonnie Dray as hostesses. Dean Winsper will exhibit diving at the Celts spring picnic May 25 at Lake Stafford. Bill Hodge joins the pledge chapter. Kappa Sigma Chi officers are announced. Campus night coordinators are Rozak, Kilby, and Calta. Alpha Phi Beta reports Bob Drews engaged to Betty Kessler. Mother's day picnics planned by Gammas. Ledbetters of Mississippi celebrate first wedding anniversary. Margery Miller services at Pi Kappa Sigma. Alice O Lickey visits New York. Gamma Sigma Phi dinner guest Dean Smallwood with patronesses Mrs Darrah and Mrs Baker. New Gamma Sig pledges Jean Westland Wanfa Bains Marge Richards. Theta Sigma Upsilon at Indiana State Teachers College hosts visitors Jane Quimby Alice Simmons Maxine Porter. national secretary Mrs Clayton Alden attends. Senior banquet planned May 29 at Robinhood with Jane Quimby and Jeanne Chapman. Tri Sigs Kay Suits and Betty Bowles join Berta Kernen Bill Lloyd play May 24. picnicking May 27. Josephine Scott, Plain Dealer editor, who spoke on journalism, is reported murdered.
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Betas Gammas
Ruth Hazen
Beta Gam
Jo Boroska
Hazel Kelly
Nellie Nalle
Rexall
A. O
Cornelia Ruckenbacker
Jerre Brown
Jayne Karnosh
Elizabeth Tucker
Bonnie Dray
Marion Zupan
Marjorie Daubenspeck
Marge Daubenspeck
Dean Winsper
Celts
Lake Stafford
Bill Hodge
Kappa Sigma Chi
Cornelius Papp
Robert Myers
Walt Wolfe
Harry Severence
Ray Rozak
Harry Kilby
Joe Calta
Alpha Phi Betas
Bob Drews
Betty Kessler
Gammas
Doolittle
Ledbetters
Mississippi
Margery Miller
Pi Kappa Sigma House
Alice O'Lickey
New York
Helen Muzik
Dean Smallwood
Gamma Sigma Phil
Sorority
W. C. Darrah
N. W. Baker
New Gamma Sig
Jean Westland
Wanfa Bains
Marge Richards
Theta Sigma Upsilon
Indiana State Teachers College
Jane Quimby
Alice Simmons
Maxine Porter
Clayton Alden
Jeanne Chapman
Robinhood
Tri Sigs Kay
Betty Bowles
Berta Kernen
Bill Lloyd
Wolcott
Lilac Gardens
Jean Gilcrest
Josephine Scott
the Plain Dealer
Lambda Phi
Plans Announced For Dance Friday At Campus Night
Decorations for the informal campus dance Friday from 9 to 12 are left to the dancers imagination. Between Gil Crest's interludes three students will be named May Queen and Most Popular Man and Woman Jimmy Jones and Kay Maloney. The queen will reign from a throne in the gym north end as the orchestra sits in the south east corner. At 10:30 the fraternity sorority sing will be on Merrill hall steps with the faculty present.
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Gil Crest
Jimmy Jones
Kay Maloney
Merrill Hall
NTFC Drivers Seek to Preserve No Time For Classes Tradition
NTFC Drivers warn they may be booked as a professional comedy team this coming year, risking time for the KSU student run revue. They assert they want No Time For Classes to remain a KSU tradition as students and faculty support.
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KSU
Best Singing Group Recognized by School of Music
The School of Music honors the top singing group with judges including Professor Fred H. Denker Professor Florence M. Sublette Associate Professor Elfreda Littlejohn Assistant Professor Roy D. Metcalf and Bruce C. Handley instructor in music.
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School of Music
Fred H. Denker
Florence M. Sublette
Elfreda Littlejohn
Roy D. Metcalf
Bruce C. Handley
Million Dollar Mansion Built For Alliance Elks
Built by Col. W. H. Morgan in 1903 the 50 acre estate serves as Alliance Elks home. Rock face walls blue Vermont marble trim numbered pieces ninety six carloads used for the main structure. Interior design blends Corinthian Ionic Old English Empire and Early American styles with a dome organ from the 1904 St. Louis Exposition as a showplace.
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Col. W. H. Morgan
The
Alliance Elks
Vermont
Dance
Bill Swallow
EE Club Panel on Progressive Education Tonight
The Double EE club meets at 7 p m in the Training school music room for a panel discussion on Progressive Education featuring Miss Aryra Ruffer and Dr Marion Van Campen. Phyllis Martin will preside and officers, including Frances Goode and Etta Poore, will be installed after the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Double EE Club
Training School
Aryra Ruffer
Marion van Campen
Phyllis Martin
Frances Goode
Etta Poore
Louis Bjorson
Frank Visan
Alice Krimmel
Arlene Howell
Pauline Watson
Industrial Arts Club Picnic and Ball Game
The Industrial Arts Club will host an animal picnic and weiner roast at 6 15 p m today in University woods. A seniors versus underclassmen softball game will be featured followed by indoor games in the Industrial Arts Building drawing room. Henry C Briggs Charles E Hart and Karl Biales lead the event with chaperones listed as Professors Tischendorf Van Deusen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Arts Club
University Woods
Industrial Arts
Henry C. Briggs
Charles Earhart
Karl Biales
B. W. Tischendorf
C. S. van Deusen
Adrian van Wyen
J. W. Dirkson
June 40 graduate enrolls at aeronautical school
Bruce Kreighbaum of Akron has enrolled in the Spartan Aeronautical School in Tulsa Oklahoma for a nine month program ending with a commission. A Kent State student and Delta Phi Sigma fraternity member, he is the son of Otis and Mrs. Kreighbaum.
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Bruce Kreighbaum
University
Spartan Aeronautical School
Tulsa
Okla
Otis Kreighbaum
Akron
Kent
Delta Phi Sigma Fraternity
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Merry
NTFC
Sigma Tau Fraternity
Glamorgan
Alliance
EE Club
Fenn Dairy
Aeronautical
Kent National Bank
Ice
FDIC
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